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Transmission leak onto exhaust 200 1990

posted by  someone claiming to be tbags on  Mon Jul 18 07:53 CST 2005 [RELATED]

My 85 was doing the same thing 2 weeks ago, it seemed as if it was comming from the passenger side above the pan, getting a look at it would require lowering the tranny, again. I can now do it in less than a half an hour, but finding the time with 2 jobs and 2 kids has been a challenge this summer. Enough about me. The embarrising part of this was the smoke signals I was sending up at the stop lights.. So anyway I tried a quart of the tranny/stop leak and things have been going 90% better. Just lucky I guess






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